You can buy COTI on most major crypto exchanges, it’s not hard to find, but where you buy might depend on how you plan to use it.
Centralized Exchanges (CEXs)
COTI is listed on several top-tier CEXs including:
- Binance
- Coinbase
- KuCoin
- HTX
- Gate.io
- Bitget
- Crypto.com
- MEXC
- Kraken
- BitMart
- BingX
These platforms offer spot trading pairs like COTI/USDT, COTI/BTC, and COTI/ETH. Most users start here because of the high liquidity and fiat on-ramps. If you’re new to crypto, this is probably your easiest entry point.
Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs)
With the launch of COTI V2, the token is becoming Ethereum-native, so you can buy COTI on Uniswap and other Ethereum-based DEXs. This is useful if you’re already active in DeFi or want full control over your assets. Keep in mind: some early versions of COTI exist on its old infrastructure (Trustchain). You’ll want to make sure you’re getting the ERC-20 version that works with V2 and upcoming staking tools.
Self-Custody
Once purchased, you can move your COTI to a self-custody wallet like:
- MetaMask (for Ethereum compatibility)
- Trust Wallet
- Ledger (via MetaMask bridge)
If you’re planning to stake in the COTI Treasury, interact with V2 dApps, or simply don’t trust exchanges, self-custody is the way to go.
Quick Tip
Always double-check the token contract address before buying from a DEX to avoid scams or unofficial forks.